"The product of mathematics is clarity and understanding. Not theorems, by themselves. Is there, for example any real reason that even such famous results as Fermat's Last Theorem, or the Poincaré conjecture, really matter? Their real importance is not in their specific statements, but their role in challenging our understanding, presenting challenges that led to mathematical developments that increased our understanding."

Is installing docker from docker own APT repo actually safer than curling a binary from docker's website?

Is there no MDM for Linux clients? How do the big tech companies with Linux developer machines (Google, Facebook, etc) manage their inventory? Do they roll their own MDM?

What sort of physics? Dedicated GPUs achieve massive memory bandwidth without needing to put all of their memory on-die.

The invasion of tech into the classroom has not produced more capable graduates. There's a lot of empirical evidence to the contrary.

The mind is a muscle, and developing that muscle is the education system's main purpose.

What about human understanding of the codebase that's essential to any project's long term health? Even "superperformer developers" eventually leave the company.

Linux distros have always required sudo for "dangerous" things. What distros made users root by default?

What's your source for this?

A company reveals its priorities when it is forced to make inconvenient choices. What privacy compromises did the CCP force out of Apple in exchange for doing business in China?

Is that really so? Does the average iPhone user actually factor the app store tax into their decision to purchase the device? Or do they just assume that is just how all software works because they have no exposure to software ecosystems outside the iPhone app store

How would you upgrade the server running the database?

In his marathon debut too.

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